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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-24
Tommy. Club

Tommy. my son, whai are You going
10 do with that clab2
''5end 1t 10 The editor. of course
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the editor iofg'
Cause be says II anybody viii send
him club be will seud bin copy Of his
paper"
Bat Tommy, dear. What DO yon sup
pose he wants With rinbf"
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knock iasn Subscribers that don't pay for
their ptpsr ] suppose there sre plenty
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deuey II bs lives
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-24

81 IN answer 10 his request replied .My
dear ar'~I do no, doubt but The Devil
has been, spd is siill 10 Boston, bu, il will
be difficult 70 comply with your request
Tor tho reason that Boston influence is SO
strongly in bis favor, il viii be impossible
10 bind him,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-24

"HunshG eriei RssLas. when presestly
the log uas borne in bis direction.
.-S;nkc in the middle strike in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-24

! Afmeai. the i#il~ l. uot ~lio~sd 10
spess 10 The prrsrnee a ast hasbsnd's
mother lea. OIL exist, thst 10 America
there are iinss shsn tie Lnsbsod IL not
sllosed 10 speak 10 q presence u bis
viis's mother.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-24

A gentleman was returning hone one
very clear night lately With his "iistle
girl. /" Who presently pointed 10 ibs Plsia :
des- Look she exclaimed. see those
little stars al cuddlsd togsier TO keep
warm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
Diamond Dots.

JOHNSON has been released by In
disnspolis.
DoNNKGLY is now captain of the
Washington team.
WASHINGTON has signed Hiram
Wright, local catcher.
KELLY has stolen eighteen bases in
the last fourteen genes.
PIrcHERs GRIEEIS aud Bsatip, OF the
Detroits, have sore arms.
The association will give Jerry Sui
Ivan chance at umpiring,
sTEMMYRR has not stolen base this
season. Stem is not Splinter.
CRoTHER', Of Eau Claire, is The top
pitcher OF the Northwestern League.
ZIMMzR, Clevelands new catcher,
caught for the Meiropolitans last year.
= ATKIssoS has signed for the balance
OF the season with the Lincoln (Neb. J
club.
FIRLE, Of Duluth, has the first rank
as first bsseman, with q percentage OF
1000.
HoRNUSG has failed once In twenty.
three consecutive games to make a
clean hit.
DEvLIs, lately released by the Phil.
adelphiss, is to be given q trial by the
Athletics.
A BOSTON paper says the Bogtons
would give $4,000 for right fielder
Thompson.
SECOND BAsEMAS BIrrMASS, OF the
Syracuse Stars, was seriously injured
on Saturday.
CHARLEY BENNETT. tho fine Detroit
catcher, has mad but three passed balls
in eighteen games.
MoQUBRY, the big first baseman
lately released by Hamilton, has been
signed by Syracuse.
jim WHITNEY, the Washington
pitcher, has the great record OF put.
ting out four men this year.
THE Athletics have secured Wizard
Shaw, late Of Washington. He will
pitch for them the resi- Of the season.
SMITH and Kilroy will hereafter
pitch alternately for Baltimore. Bar
ME will try no more experiments this
season.
The players Of the Akron club, who
were stranded by the dishandment OF
the team, have entered suit for their
salaries.
LAST week Madden, OF the Bostons,
performed the fest OF retiring Thomp.
son and Brou.hers In one game with
out hit.
SPALDISa is with his team doing
his best to stir up O good feeling. He
says he has not considered Piefer's
fines a. yet.
This year, for the fret time In the
history OF the league, every club will
close the season with a balance on the
right side Of the ledger" says Nick
Young. This 10 truly gratifying state
Of facts, and strong argument against
any change In membership.
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what n Well Known Restaurant
Keeper says.

ga BaolDviY, NV YoEI. March 70, ~.
Some weefs ago took n severe cold,
WI ieh settled on my lurgs. | suffered
grea, pain. c1nsidersble fever, and,
wors, Of all, iund myself With rack.
ing oo7gh. IL the evening | vent 10
my box Of AllcoSk's Porous Plasters,
intending TO use them on my throat
chest and back. Unfortunately my
wife had given all the Plastep away,
aud the conseq uence was that ] spent
q sleeplees night. The noxt day ap'
piled an Allcocks Porous Plaster Ia
my throat, one 10 my chest, aud one
between my shoulder blades. BY Il
o'clock my breathing ives much easier
cough almost stopped, while q gentle
Precipitation indicated that the ieysl
was almost gone. 10 two days i Wal
entirely cnred. JOINS
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A Tie Game.

frhOlAL TO Thb AffhAL.I
NRw 0RLEAs, La, September H.
foday's gsme wss exaspe,ating to the
1000 people present, The locals had
1t won three times, and deliberately
threw 1t away each time. They out.
batted and ortrau the Birmipgt ANS,
and played nicely as a rule, but made
errors at cri,ica! points which allowed
the visitors to keep up. In the last two
inning New Orleans scored Il rec
Iuns, by hsrd Singing Pc we'll aud
Csmpau getting IL doubles and Geiss
home run. When Csmpsu WAS on
base with lead Ct two runs New Or.
leans felt reasonably RATE OF victory,
but series Of errors again let the
game clip. Burks got first on q missed
fourth strike, but was run down
on MssIau's hit 20 third. Kiusmsn
let Hsyss's biz 20 and Mssran scored
Hayes got 10 second on passed bail
With two men out, Esttrquest hit TO
second and Geis3 threw nicely TO first.
II looked a. II the game was over, but
Cartwright dropped the ball and
Hayes came home. snyder's single
advanced E'erquest to third, and
Birmingham mad a winning chance,
as Duffee came 10 tho bat. The home
nine tried the Memphis trick
Of getting the game called, but the
crowd said fair plsy and had It..
Snyder started for second and Wells
threw down. .Geiss made 8 pretty,re-
turn and E,terquest died at the plate.
Ewing will m Ike his reappesr Ance to-
day for the locals, and Kelly will
pitch sgain for Birmingham.
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Habiiuai Constipation

And kidney and liver lille, ldepend.
ing on weak or inactive condition Of
the kidneys, live or bowels, are cue.
cessiully and permanently cured only
by the use OF the gentle, yet effective
laxative and diuretio, Syrup Of Figs.
I's advantages are evident; II Ia easily
taken, pleasing TO the taste, acceptable
TO the stomach, harmless TO the most
del cate system, and truly beneficial
10 effect. For sale In 80 cents and
81 90 bottles. For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles by II. J. Hester and
all leading druggists. Van vleet A
Co., q. W. Jone, 4 Co., W. N. Will
kepon a Co., J. J. Miles, end :,
Mansfield A 90. have been appointed
wholesale agents Of Memphis.
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weekly HANK statement,

BosTos, MASS, September 1.-THE
following table, compiled from special
dispatches to the Post from the man.
ayers OF the leading clearing houses in
the United States, gives the gross ex-
changes for the week ending Sept. 10
1887, together with the rates per cent.
Of increase or decrease, as compared
with the gross exchanges for the cor.
responding week in 1886:
New York, 1859, 627, 1926; inc, 81.
Boston, 90, lO2, 026; inc, 6S.
Philadelphia, $50 300, 2I6; ire, I7.9.
Chicago, $50 70S. coo; inc, llS.
81. Louis, fls 200, $40; inc, 0.S.
San Francisco, els 926, $50; inc, 81 8.
Baltimore, fll, lls.O99; dec. 4.
Cincinnati, SIC, 62S. $50; dec, 1873.
New 0reans, 1881 ,79j; inc, "a 2.
Pttsburg, 81. $3.50, 98l inc, 298.
Kansas City, 1885,, 775; inc, 3l.6.
Louisville, 1886 ga; inc, 4.2.
Providence, 50 So, 400; dec, SO.
NJ. Paul, %, 700. 90s; inc, 2i5.
Milwaukee, %. $40, 600; inc, as.
Omaha, s2,6l79i6; inc, 37.7.
Minneapolis, %, 776, 9l2 /; dec, "a.
Denver, 81 $500, inc, 49,.
Galveston, 81 ,059 95l; dec, 1876.
Detroit, % G0s,s7s; irc., 4s7
Cleveland, " $50 1855; inc, 800.
indianapolis, fi,676, 1857; inc, 35.s.
Memphis, 81 ,275, o57; inc, 20.s.
Columbus, $2,474,l76; inc, IA.
Hartford, 81 ,4O7 ,2l7; dec, rs.
New Haven, 81, 2l9.g7i; inc. 1875.
Peoria, fl,20l ,ib3; inc, 4s.l.
Portland, t962, 066; inc, o..
Springfield, 1915, ass; inc, 1901.
Wichita, S7l0,Ssi; inc, ll43.
Norfolk, 1858. 408 inc, 3i6
81. Joseph, 81 "a ISL inc., PA.
Worcester, Hl3.279; dec, 1876.
Lowell, sJDi,633 inc, 23.
Syracuse, $500, 332; inc, 26.4
Grand Rapids. i67S0l5; inc, 4s.i.
'Duluth, sl,3i9,5i2.
Total, 1871 ,406, 716; inc, 90.
Outside Of New York, 3SOS. s3S, Sol
Inc, 1876.
Duluth not included In totals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
LouisvIIIes, ne,Iopoiiians q.

INV YoRK, September 1.-THE ex.
IaordinaIy number OF assists scored
by the L9uisyiles in their postponed
game with the MeiropoltAns NJ Wee.
hAwksn today shows slow batting aud
proper fielding on the part Of the Met.
ropolitans and Louisville, respectively.
The grounds at Weehaw ken are too
small 10 adnt ci long hitting, as every
ball that goes into or beyond the
crowd counts for only two bases.
There was no especially coed fielding
done eIcep, by Keiius, ID 0'Brien aud
White. Kerius caught three piokups
that were thronn 10 him; O'Brien,
who replaced Hogan at abort, alter the
latter had made three childlike errors
In the third ipling, and White handed
q hall that Msek found too hot 10
more than stop In time 10 throw
0'Bfien ou, Al hrs,. Less than 1000
spectators were present, the sad ex.
periences OF last Sunday and the
threatening weather keeping away the
crowd. Score:
Metropolitan. 02i02 0-6
Loui1ville""..... 90 OOx-G
Enrtd runs - Metropolilans 8
Louisville 3. Two base hits-Mays
Gerhaidi, Cushman, Kerins, Vol 2
White, Wefrick. Hit by pitcher
Hogan, jones, Cushman, Collins
Struck oui-Mttfopolitans 4, Louis
vile q. Passed bAlls-D. 0'Brien 2
Base on erroB- Metropolitans 4
Louisville 8. Struck out-D. o'Briet
2, Maye, Collins. nme-0ne bou, an,
thirly.aye minutes. UmpiIe-Keenap
Of the Cinclnnails.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
THE C., n. & D. RAILROAD.
A Petition Filed TO Have a Receiver
Appointed.
Ives aad stayner Use the Fun d OF
she Company for Their
own PURPOSES.

CINCINNATI, o., September 1.-THE
Enquirer today, In lite railroa column,
says: Yesterday afternoon at Hsmil-
ton, Butler county, o, petition was
filed with the clerk OF the Common
Pleas Court asking that receiver be
appointed to take charge Of the Gin.
cinuati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail
road Company. George X. Duckworih,
the plaintiff, states that he is the
owner Of $50 shares of common stock
in the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton railway, Of 800 per value.
The plaintiff says, further, that in
January, 1887, the stockholders Of
said road authorized q further issue OF
100000 Of bonds, to be secured by
mortgage upon said road, and In the
month OF June, 1887, authorized
further issue Of 100000 bonds, said
bonds to be sold aud the proceeds
expended In purchasing equip
meuts for said road, and on September
10th, 1886, the stockholders authorized
the issuance of $l0,0O0,000 OF pre-.
fsrred stock for the purpose OF taking
mp the bonds and stock guaranteed by
said road, but aftefwsrd Ii was re.
solved to sell the $l0,000,000 OF pre-.
ferred stock and use the proceeds for
the general purposes OF the road and
that said president and vice presi.
dent, by virtue Of their Office, and as
fscal agents for said road, we're au-
thorixed tosel said bonds aud stock;
that from and after jane 90, 1885, ali
the earnings Of aforesaid road being
sent 10 II. 8. Ives 4 o., OF New York,
said ii. 8. Ives and George Ii. Siayner
used said proceeds and said
moneys coming into their hands
rs bankers OF said road for
their own purposes entirely, and
not for the purpores OF the road, and
that they sold said g., SEQ 900 Of bonds
and over "a, 100000 OF said preferred
stock, authorized to be issued an aiore.
said, and used said proceeds entirely
for their own purposes aud not for the
purposes Of that road. The plaintiff
further states that q. u. Waite has
been the second vice president and
mansger OF said railroad company
from June, 1886, TO the present time
and is stil acting as such; that In
June, 1885, his salary was 10000 per
annum; that said salary was increased
during the succeeding year on three
teparAte occasions, until he was receiy-
ing the sum OF 5000 per annum as
salary for performing the same services
for which she year before he received
only 5000, and that this TO the
knowledge Of the board of dire tors
OF said railroad company; that said
directors Of said corporation have
been guilty Of negligence or iraudu.
lent management OF the affairs OF said
corporation; that on account Of said
management said corporation 10 sither
insolyent or on the verge Of In
solvercy, and will be compelled TO
discontinue the business for which II
was organized unless Il Ia taken out Of
the hands OF the present manage
ment, and II 10 necessary In order 10
preserve the property Of the corpora.
lion and the iterest OF the holders OF
the common stock Of said corporation.
and the creditors OF said corporation,
that q receiver be appointed"
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BrooLIyn o. cleveland o.

BReoKtrS, n. ", September ia
good game Of ball Was played q, Ridge.
wood, L. l., today, and the Clevelsnds
were shu. cut By the Brooklyns with.
out q run. The weather was raw
and colJ, and At one time q rain
threatened 10 pat an end 10 the game.
The playing wss good on both sides,
and the pitchers fought all through
the game for supremacy. Porter he'd
decidedly the best Of Il, the Cleyelandu
only making four hits ofl him. Otter.
sfp, the neE ahogtstop Of the Brook.
lyns. improves every time be plays.
A apl be vss weak Ia his batting,
but today he managed 10 hit for 1
ihree.basger His fielding 10 very
sood. MeGlone, Of the Clevslands
nlaysd very finely at third base
Cla,k supported Porter well, and hiI
daring base running was CRAFTY ap
, plsuded. Jerry sullivan umpired M,
game " ~. Attendance, 4,loS. Score
Brooklyn.....-.0 00110102-
Cleveland ......0 0 10000 o.
Earned ruus-Brooklyn 2. Two
base hits-None. Three-base hit
otisrson. Double plsys-Nons. Bas'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Sr liking Gar rioters Murderoasiy Al.
tack a Traveller.
They Rifle MIS- Pockets and Escape
The Victim Expected
60 Die.
lsPIciAL TO rHE LPrlLL.I

ESPECIAL TO THE APrtAL.I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September H.
A most daring piece Of highway rob.
berry and almost murder was commit.
ted on the Lebanon pike last night
about 0 o'clock, A German named
Clements, a gardener at Mt. Olivet
Cemetery, was returning home frop
town, and when near the cemetery
five men suddenly emerged from the
roadside. Two Of the men engaged
him In conversation and another
man grabbed Clements by the
throat, endeavoring TO choke
him. One OF the other men
dealt him a murderous blow on the
head with n stone, which knocked him
almost seneeless. They then began 10
fs his pockets, but had secured only
q silver watch when they were fright.
ened away by On approaching team
ster. He hailed the two men In the
wagon, but they, thinking IL only n
ruse 10 stop them, whipped their
horse and increased his speed.
They were closely followed
by the wounded man, who
deemed as his only mode OF escaps
the keeping In hearing distance Of the
wagon. Thus he resched .his home.
A physician was called aud found
that Clemen,s's tkull had been tract.
ured. Death 10 hourly expected.
Clements says the high ssymen were
negroes. Asyot no clew has been OBJ
tanned, though the detectives are
skilliully at work. They visited the
scene OF the crime and found the
stone, weighing about two pounds,
partly covered with blood. They also
found pool Of blood which ran from
the wounds in Clements's head.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
AIimArina,. Murderer.

MATAnoRAs, NIX, September H.
II is reported ths, the murder Of
ValeiiAno q. Altmarino, Of III Faro,
was committed by three policemen,
under orders Of a prominent author.
ity. The unfortunate editor had been
at a ball q, the houie Of Dona Hem.
pota oehos, which he left at 1880
o'clock accompanied by Senior MERGE.
limo Car1enas. Al the corner Oi Bd.
sas' spawbshop the pair we're stopped
by the three policemen, who
took Al,marino 10 the corner oil
the India bakery by force, where
they attacked him, broke his
skull With blow from pistol, fired
ayo sho ialo his body and stabbed
him Ia the left side, lsiying him
stretched on his back dead. Fourteen
sho,G In all we're fred At him by the
policemen. CardenAs, who attempted
10 assist him, was fred on twice and
obliged 10 fly for his life. The ahaii
has a very black look, ~ the mur,
dered man was q staunoh supporter o.
the Federal authorities asairst those o.
the city and State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, September .-Night-Rlyer s foei
inches. Mssthef clear and warm.
CINCINNATI. SEPTEMBER u. MIGHT Rive
EVANSVILLE, September i0.-Night-
River I foot 5 inchef, tcAnt and falling.
Weather clear and pleAAnt.
LOUISVILLE, September II MIGHT River
stAtionaryg 2 feet II inches In the canal and
y inches on the falls. Weather rarity
cloudy, light rain In forenoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
National Prison Congress.

ToEosro, September 1.-THE mem
bers Of tie National Prlton Congress
attended services this morning 1t ~.
James's Cathedral. This sitsrnoon
q meeting was held In the pavilion IN
the Horticultural Gardens, under the
auspices oithe Upiyerlal Peace Union,
when addresses we're delivered by
Chairman J. II. Blake, the Queen
counsel, and Mr.. Love, president OF
the Pescs Association OF America.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

NIAGARA FALs. n. Y.-The eGcur-
sion given by Aneriran d,otlre TO the
foreign del gates 10 the Medical Coz
gress reached here At $3.50 O'Clock ..
m. The exoursionis's ere quartsTed
at the International Hotel. Carriages
have been secured 10 convey them 10
all points OF lnleftst tomoTros.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

on bslls-Pinckney ,McTamnsny, Oar.
roll. Base on errors-Brooklyn 2,
Cleveland 2. Passed .balls-Snyder /.
Time, one hour and forty minutes.
Umpire-J. Sullivan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
STRAYFn on NIOLEN.

MARE MULRs--Ons sorsl marc mule.
WI about Is hAnts high one bay mare
male, shout Is hands and a little stid. He
coiys reward Of JOHN COLLAkD.
AkB-Lisht bay, brand "a on Jaw, d.
hsturnis HAIRY Ksmp's grocery and DO 70.
warded w nIltefd Sh.tod
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

" you had taken two Of Carriers
Little Liver Pills before retiring YOU
would not have bad that coated
tongue or bad taste In the mouth TINS
morning. Keep n vial with you ior
occasional use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
OFFICIAL sCoRK.


Ess iS.Issa'. .:.....l SSSiSS Is
Summary: Earned Tuns-New Or
leans 3. Two base hita-Povell 2,
Campau. Three base hit-Masran.
Home run-Gsiss Total bases on
hitt-Nsw Orleans is, Birmingham
10 First base on erron-New Or.
leane 3, Birmingham 3. tipt base on
balls-New 0ileans 1, Birmingham
/. Left on bTes-Nsw Orleans Z, BIZ.
mlngham 4. Struck out-By Widner,
by Esterquesi 5. Passed ballG-sny.
der 4 Double playB-Burks and
HaytF, Mssran and Snyder. Umpire
Klein. Time Of gsme-Two hours
and ten minnIea.
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DIED.

VANCE -JoSts, infant daushtsr o. p. T.
and Utn Vance, see eleven months.
Funeral from residence o. s. A. Wells, 50C
Main stfest.
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WE'D.

NdULRs-tSO reward, On FRIDAY nishi.
wi september o. lsss, FROM Capt. burhsys
stock Farm, twelve had % mules eisht
mwe mules, Tour horse males one large
black mule, lame In lront fore hosii one
small ~ iisht bay mule, has neck Scared
Tut In soed condition. THIS description may
lead 10 the discovery OF tao mulet. Above
inward will be pais on return Of mules 70
Capt. burney or CoonsI bros "a Poplar 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
PELICANS AND MARO0NS.
A Tie Game Between the Babies and
Orleans.
Association sunday Gamcs-xets
Defeated-CieveIand shut Out
Local Game To-day.

The Weber nine, Of Hickory
Wythe, Tenn, will arrive in the city
this morning, and this afternoon, at
Citizens PARK, cross bats with the
Bluff Citys. The Webbers claim to
be the best amateur team in the State,
and they will play hard 10 win this
afternoon. The game will be called
at $3.50 O'Clock, and the admission
will be % cents, Ladies will be ad.
mitted free. Following are the posi-.
Mons:
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Chsu "nerss shoe" Piss.
Best piece Of Navy goods made, Ask
Tor "Horse Shoe" tobacco.
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PERSONAL.

n IsTBRNS- nrickyork, smoking Chin
TIONAR CuBnINa
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

M asso idT s s',. sOS %u iy Or ior cotton
seed. Memphis Cotton Feed Co.,
N Mafison 81.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-05-04
DOn,f ExDerimenf.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex-
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger, Consumption always seems, at first
cold. Do not permit any dealer to i'm
pose upon you with some cheap imita-
ton of DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you he
has something just as good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist up
on getting DIR. Kings New Discovery,
which is guaranteed to give relief in all
Throat. Lungs and Chest affections.
Trial bottles free at vanGilder's Drug
Store.
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. D. l. Wilcoxsen, of Horse Cave.
KY, says he was, for m any years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes;
the pains were almost unendurable
and would sometimes almost throw him
into commissions. He tried Electric bit
tiers and got relief from first bottle and
after taking six bottles. was entirely
cured, and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he
would have died, had it not been for the
relief afforded by Electric Bitters. Sold
at fifty cents bottle by a. C. Van
Glider.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-05-04
A Suggestion 10 the Travelling
Public.

Tourists. emigr&nts and mariners find
that Hostetter's stomach Bitters is me-
dicinal safeguard against unhealthful in
fiuences, upon which they can implicitly
rely, since it prevents the effects of viii
ated atmosphere, unaccustomed or un-
wholesome diet, bad water, or other con-
ditions unfavorable to health. On long
voyages, or journeys in ATTITUDES ada
cent to the equator, it is especially use
full as preventative of the febrile COM
plants and disorders of the stomach, liv-
er and bowels, which are apt to attack
natives of the temperate zone sojeurn-
ing or travelling in such regions, and it
is an excellent protection against the in
fiuence of extreme cold, sudden changes
OF temperature. exposure to damp or ex-
IRENE fatigue. 1t not only prevents in
termittent and remittent fever, and 9th
er diseases of malarial type, but eradi-
Gates them, fact which has been motor
ious for years past in North and South
America, Mexico, the West Indies, Aus
tralia, and other countries.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-05-04
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